- John
Haddow McSeveney (8
February 1931 – 12
December 2020) was a
Scottish footballer and manager.
McSeveney was born in
Shotts in 1931,
where he began...
- (2005), p. 639. Gara (2000).
Gienapp (2000).
McPherson (b) (2000).
McSeveney (1986), p. 139.
Trefousse (2000).
McPherson (a) (2000).
Hoogenboom (2000). Peskin...
- season,
McSeveney's career was
interrupted by
National Service,
during which he pla**** for the RAF
Command team in Stranraer. In
March 1954,
McSeveney transferred...
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schoolfriends Marc
Shearer (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Alan
McSeveney (guitar),
Steven McSeveney (b**** guitar) and Bob
Holmes (drums). The
group relocated...
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international footballer. Hugh
Dallas (referee) Jim
McCluskey (referee) John
McSeveney William McSeveney,
footballer and
Captain of
Motherwell Football Club...
- 1960–61 Roy
Shiner 8 1961–62
Chris Chilton 20 1962–63 John
McSeveney 16 1963-64 John
McSeveney 27 1964–65
Chris Chilton 24 1965–66
Chris Chilton 27 1966–67...
- Aoc.gov.
Retrieved February 12, 2013. "Architects of the Capitol". Tully-
McM****,
Katherine (December 14, 2023). "Congress
claws back
hiring and firing...
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Attendance 1 10 Oct 1960
Southampton H 2–2
McSeveney,
McPherson 7,834 1r 17 Oct 1960
Southampton A 2–2 a.e.t.
McSeveney,
Smith 8,000 1r2 26 Oct 1960 Southampton...
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Retrieved 5
September 2024. "583
Steve McClaren". On
Cloud Seven.
Retrieved 25
August 2024. "490 John
McSeveney". On
Cloud Seven.
Retrieved 7 September...
- FA Cup 3rd
round Welsh Cup 6th
round Top
goalscorer League:
McSeveney (17) All:
McSeveney (21)
Highest home
attendance 24,000 vs
Tottenham Hotspur (9...
